Goal to get south-west residental rehabilitation centre

By Anthony Brady
Updated November 28 2016 - 4:02pm, first published November 24 2016 - 2:37pm

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Warrnambool city councillor Sue Cassidy is on board in the fight to get a drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation centre in the south-west. Picture: Amy Paton
Warrnambool city councillor Sue Cassidy is on board in the fight to get a drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation centre in the south-west. Picture: Amy Paton
Senior Sergeant Shane Keogh from Warrnambool police says drug and alcohol addictions are behind much of the crime committed in the south-west. Picture: Amy Paton
Senior Sergeant Shane Keogh from Warrnambool police says drug and alcohol addictions are behind much of the crime committed in the south-west. Picture: Amy Paton

Multi-layered push for new rehab centre

DIRECTOR of Western Region Alcohol and Drug centre (WRAD) Geoff Soma believes the agency is well placed to pursue its goal of getting a residential rehabilitation centre for the south-west.

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